Solange has been professionally teaching riders and horses for 25 years.
Her diverse riding and training experiences lets her teach like no one else. Riders come from all over the country to ride and train with her on horseback and in her custom Rider LAB. Including 10 Mongolian Derby riders and 2 Gaucho Derby riders, all of whom went on to complete the world’s longest horse races. Teaching all different riders has shown her what all riders have in common. They all want to be stable on the horse’s back.
Stable Riding is designed to keep the rider stable on the horse’s back, using physics and gravity to align both their skeletons so that the horse can move forward freely. Stable Riding is not specific to a riding discipline or horse breed, but works in all real-world situations.
Historically, we have burdened horses with the responsibility of our safety. When the rider is unstable and lacks confidence, it affects the overall mental and physical well-being of the horse. If we want to help the horses, we have to help the riders. Solange’s goal is to bring stability to anyone who ever sits on a horse, regardless of their age, athleticism, experience or goals.
All riders deserve to Ride More and Fall Less.
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Solange at Stable Riding knows that anyone who rides a horse wants to feel safer and more stable on the horseback.
All Riders want to communicate confidently and clearly to the horse, and be better partners to the horses they know, ride and love.
Allow her and the Stable Riding System to give you permission to use your body freely and to ride forward confidently.
Our horses deserve Stable Riders.
You deserve to be a Stable Rider.
Stable Riding : How to stay Stable on the Horse’s Back
Because sometimes our horses’ act..like horses!
Solange uses the 4 factors of riding : Skeletal Alignment, Weight distribution, grip and absorption to show riders how to maximize their stability on their horse in Real world situations. Because sometimes our horses...act like horses!
Stable Riding : Clearer aides and better communication through Stability.
Better aides make happy horses and happier horses are easier and more fun to ride.
When the rider is stable in their body, they feel safer physically and are calmer mentally. This allows them to use their aids in a kinder, clearer and more empathetic fashion. Solange will show riders how to have better transitions and steering. Better aides make happy horses and happier horses are easier and more fun to ride.
Stable Riding : Deep Seat Positions.
No one wants to bounce and no horse wants a bouncy rider!
When Solange talks about deep seat she is referring to sitting your walk, trot and canter. With stirrups, without stirrups and bareback. She specializes in helping riders move their pelvis and keep contact with their horses back. No one wants to bounce, and no horse wants a bouncy rider!
Stable Riding : Light Seat
If you like to go fast, or would like to be more comfortable going fast this session is for you!
While keeping your butt down on your horse is important, sometimes you need to pick yourself up! When Solange teaches light seat positions she is focusing on: Standing, Posting, Jumping and Galloping. As riders we rise up as the horse starts going faster. So if you like to go fast, or would like to be more comfortable going fast this session is for you!
Stable Riding : Riding Pain Free.
Your riding pain is a solvable problem, let Solange help!
Growing up did you hear : “no pain, no gain” or “suffer for your art”?
Solange believes that what brings you joy should never cause you pain. And riding should not hurt! When riders experience pain, tingling or numbness in the saddle it is always a direct result of a position fault, tack mistake or both. Your riding pain is a solvable problem, let Solange help!’
Stable Riding : You are not scared. You are unprepared.
Learn the skills to be stable and prepared and watch your fear disappear.
So many riders describe themselves as nervous, anxious, worried, low confidence, timid, fearful or scared. Solange has never met a rider who used that language and was also stable! If you are unstable and unprepared you will not feel confident on your horse. Learn the skills to be stable and prepared and watch your fear disappear.
June 5-7, 2026
Friday June 5th 9:00 AM – 6: 00 PM
Saturday June 6th 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday June 7th 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM